Republicans get new policy roadmap for the second “big and beautiful” Trump bill

First on Fox: Conservative think tanks play a key role in shaping the president Donald Trump’s “A Big and Beautiful Act” is launching a new roadmap for Republican Act 2.

Sources familiar with the organization’s plans told Fox News Digital that it was with key figures in Congress Republican Party, with the center’s leading Republican figures, which has always been “American epic” in the style of “American epic”.

The memorandum, obtained by Fox News Digital, recommends lawmakers to push broadly for further Medicaid and regulatory reforms, combat federal funding for government pensions and student loans, and use fiscal policy to expand conservative goals for abortion and transgender treatment.

Although the House and Senate make up the majority in the House and Senate, passing Trump’s huge agenda bill is a major victory for Republican leaders. Epic has made the bill successful, believing that meaningful fiscal reforms need to continue to be reformed.

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“Unfortunately, even if the American people have won In OBBBour work is far from complete. “We must rebuild an economy that truly suits every American, while protecting the U.S. Financial Foundation to ensure lasting resilience,” the memo said.

“The federal government quickly exhausts fiscal space. To properly respond to the crisis, it is crucial to maintain adequate fiscal space. Without space between fiscal restrictions and current debt levels, elected officials will have no room for manipulation in the event of war, natural disasters or recessions.”

On Medicaid, the memorandum recommends further reductions in the federal government’s cost-sharing burden (called Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP)) and the “large, wealthy” in Washington, D.C.

FMAP refers to the rate that the federal government matches state Medicaid payments, currently at 50%.

The memorandum calls for “end of special medically subsidized FMAP treatment” with a minimum of 70%.

Republican’s first budget settlement bill reduces certain FMAP extensions allowed under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), including emergency care for states provided Medicaid coverage for illegal immigrants.

EPIC, in turn, recommends lawmakers enhance health care based on individuals and employers, such as the Health Reimbursement Arrangement (ICHRAS) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAS).

House Speaker Mike Johnson publicly stated that his goal is to pass a further settlement bill. (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr., File)

Medicaid cuts were one of the biggest crux of the initial bill talks, and could be politically equally politically woes in the second round against Republicans. Meanwhile, Democrats have been using these reforms as political Kudger, accusing the Republicans of trying to get health care from millions of Americans.

But conservatives see Medicaid as waste, fraud and abuse – sticking to their plans to better protect vulnerable groups who really need it.

The memorandum also recommends Congressional Republicans to use Budget settlement process Among other goals, “reform federal bureaucracy compensation and retirement” and “eliminate student loan forgiveness in the public sector.”

In terms of social conservative policy, Epic seems to think that extending the ban on taxpayer funds to abortion providers is crucial to the second settlement bill.

The first bill is considered a victory in prohibiting Medicaid funds from large healthcare providers providing abortion to large healthcare providers, which will affect program parenting and other similar organizations. But the ban is only valid for one year.

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Democratic leaders such as Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries are already using GOP Medicaid reform as political Kudger. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

In a section titled “Protecting Life and American Values,” EPIC urged lawmakers to “extend bans on taxpayer funds for large abortion providers” and block Medicaid funding for gender transition care.

It also calls on lawmakers to “invest election security” and “impose excise taxes on higher education institutions so that men can participate in women’s sports.”

EPIC was founded by Paul Winfree, who served as Director of Budget Policy during the first Trump administration.

The group also has close ties to Capitol Hill, which recommended policy plans in talks for Trump’s first agenda bill and tailored recommendations through various steps of the budget reconciliation process.

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The budget settlement can be used three times in a given congressional term, allowing those in power to implement extensive fiscal policy changes while simultaneously reducing the Senate’s pass rate from 60 votes to 51, in this case (in this case for Democrats).

Epic executive vice president and former congressional aide Brittany Madni confirmed the authenticity of the memo to Fox News Digital. She said the group will use the same “script” during the first settlement.

Epic hopes to “prove initial advice to lawmakers about goals and be prepared to work with Republicans as details change and evolve.”

“Mandatory spending reform is the fundamental goal of actual changes to avoid the debt spiral. That’s why it’s important in the second settlement bill of OBBB wins,” Madni said.

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Two sources told Fox News that efforts so far include an employee-level briefing with the Republican Research Committee (RSC), a 189-member Republican group that is its own de facto Republican conference think tank.

Many of the above proposals were discussed at the conference, Fox News Digital was told that Epic was invited to speak as part of the RSC’s new plan to speak for the second settlement bill.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La. However, the second bill still looks unclear.